IMPROVISATION: Recipe for Improvised Guitar Solos
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Q #1). I have my scales down, but my soloing sucks when my friends and I jam on the weekends. I know my keys alright and I have a knowledge about major and minor but I still can't make a good lead. I need help.
- Christopher, Hawaii
Q #2). I've played guitar for eight years. I know my scales and some techniques, but I just can't use them to improvise a good solo. A lot of things are still too difficult and there is just no progression in my playing. What am I doing wrong?
- Leon, Netherlands
A: When it comes to guitar improvisation, there are several areas we need to target in order to develop the skill. The first area is; scale & arpeggio knowledge, (however if the scales are only learn't mechanically, then players will still have some difficulty with improvising, as I'm sure both Leon & Christopher will agree). The next point is that of licks and phrasing. In order to solo even a little, you will require some pre-learned licks and lines. Without them, it will be tough to phrase fluently. Finally, (probably the most important element to develop), is that of working on composing melodies. This will develop your ear. This is different from ear training, (which is about recognizing intervals). What I'm talking about is, working with a progression to develop an established melody for that progression. By doing this, you'll train your ear to follow the sounds in your mind. Sometimes, players will call this idea connecting their fingers to what they hear in their head.
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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question...
Q #1). I have my scales down, but my soloing sucks when my friends and I jam on the weekends. I know my keys alright and I have a knowledge about major and minor but I still can't make a good lead. I need help.
- Christopher, Hawaii
Q #2). I've played guitar for eight years. I know my scales and some techniques, but I just can't use them to improvise a good solo. A lot of things are still too difficult and there is just no progression in my playing. What am I doing wrong?
- Leon, Netherlands
A: When it comes to guitar improvisation, there are several areas we need to target in order to develop the skill. The first area is; scale & arpeggio knowledge, (however if the scales are only learn't mechanically, then players will still have some difficulty with improvising, as I'm sure both Leon & Christopher will agree). The next point is that of licks and phrasing. In order to solo even a little, you will require some pre-learned licks and lines. Without them, it will be tough to phrase fluently. Finally, (probably the most important element to develop), is that of working on composing melodies. This will develop your ear. This is different from ear training, (which is about recognizing intervals). What I'm talking about is, working with a progression to develop an established melody for that progression. By doing this, you'll train your ear to follow the sounds in your mind. Sometimes, players will call this idea connecting their fingers to what they hear in their head.
____________________________________
Andrew's Official Website:
https://www.andrewwasson.com
Andrew's "2nd" YouTube Channel:
guitarblogupdate
The Creative Guitar Studio Website:
https://www.creativeguitarstudio.com/
Follow Andrew on Blogspot:
https://creativeguitarstudio.blogspot...
Follow on Twitter:
Twitter: andrewwasson
Follow on FaceBook:
Facebook: guitarwasson
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